Fire Damages Hotel Top Floor Cooling System Ordered
A fire damaged the top floor of a hotel this afternoon and a cooling system upgrade was ordered to ease heat. The plan involves piping fresh air into the registers for rapid circulation, with directors meeting to approve the measure and discuss guest comfort during summer heat.
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Tihree
Sumner Montis
Wedsday
Emory L. Coblentz
Holmes D. Baker
Charles McC. Mathias
Charles C. Cartr
Hammond Clary
Bow
Bow’. E. Delaplaine, Glenn ©. Garber.James A. Gambrill, Jr. Sam W. Mas Iles
A. A. Radcliff
Elias B. Rajourg
Robert L. Yarfeld
Rev. Pastor to Speak at Reformed Mission Conference
The conference of the Reformed Mission is set for July 12 to 19 at Heed College. Dr. Stait, conference chair, will deliver the Sunday morning sermon on July 12. Attendees include delegates from adjacent counties and districts, with about 750 expected.
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Wharton School Senior Ramsburg Featured In Research Work
John Richard Ramsburg of Frederick, a Wharton School senior, is engaged in writing Sources of Ferrentials for the United States. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hilas B Ramsburg of 308 Rockwell Terrace and is noted as a senior researcher preparing a major study.
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Wharton School
John Richard Ramsburg
Frederick
Wharton School of Finance
Gemimerde Research
Ramsbe
Burg
United States
Hilas B. Rams
Rockwell Terrace
Ramsburg
Boots on Boots Trail Police Chase
Police pursue suspects in a high speed chase through streets as officers trail a group described as Boots amu and associates. Names and exact locations are unclear in the fragment but the event depicts a law enforcement pursuit.
H. M. Albaugh to Head State Red Men in 1931
In 1931 H M Albaugh is named head of the state Red Men chapter. The fragment lists ceremonial roles and places including Hagerstown Baltimore Freesburg and officials such as Mrs Emma Shafer Miss M Pollack Mrs Effie J Albaugh and others in the confederation.
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H. M. Albaugh
Pooshontas
Ze Abernath
Verona
Emma Shafer
Hagerstown
M Pollack
Baltimore
Fliersnce H. Bowe Thrasher
Freesburg
Effie J. Albaugh
Fredericx
Baltimore Wards Show Population Decrease
Baltimore reports population declines in seven of the city wards since the 1920 census, with an overall loss of 16 771 people. The 1830 ward total is 229 525 versus 246 296 in 1920, per supervisor T Dorton’s ward reports.
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Baltimore
T. Dorton
Children Line To Buy Kodaks Stuns Early Arrivals
The crowd formed early for Kodak camera sales with a quota system set to children reaching their twelfth birthday this year. At 8 13 oclock most kodaks, except stock for sale, were gone leaving about one hundred eager buyers empty handed due to late arrival. George Eastman and board member Ethanni were noted among organizers.
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George Eastin
Com
Ethanni
Te Eschanse Pulpit
A fragmented OCR item lists names and titles such as Warnes a Ras EE Cosper and Rev NL B S Fhomas along with unclear phrases indicating a religious or ceremonial context.
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Ras
EE Cosper
Ssvie
B. S. Fhomas
Mrs McCormick Music Week to Spend $252000 Next Week
Mrs McCormick leads a week of cultural events in the city including a joint orchestral and choral concert May 7 at Tivoli Theater with Miss McGraw. A 290 piece high school county band performs May 7 in Baker Park under Prof T C Cain and S Fenton Harris.
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Choral Society
Miss McGraww
Tschaikowsky
Ketetber
Tivoli
Warong
Astley M. Abenscheid
Baker Park
T. Cain
S. Fenton Harris
Church Street
Frederick
District Meeting Opened by Washington M E Church Group
The Washington district M E Church held its annual meeting in Rockville Maryland starting Tuesday evening. Key leaders included Rev W A Lambeth D D of Mount Vernon Place Church, Rev John of Epworth and Rev Frank A Trier D D who read scriptures. Selections and devotional exercises followed opening remarks by the presiding clergy.
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Rockville
Washington
M. E
Gomery Praderick
Howard
Cal
W. A. Lambeth
D. D
Mount Vernon Place
John c
Epworthington
Frank A. Trier
INDBERGH TAKES OFF ON FLIGHT BACK HOME
Colon Charles A Lindbergh departed at 7:58 this morning for Puerto Cabezas Nicara carrying 201 pounds of Montevideo New York air mail. He planned to reach Miami tomorrow delivering the mail on a regular New York plane. An army aviators squadron escorted the famed flyer from France.
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Charles A. Lindoergn
Kound
Puerto Cabezas
Nicara
Montevideo
New York
France
Reid
Prominent Washington Lawyer to Assist in Case Involving Montgomery Editors
Rockville reports that Robert Peter Aliotner Jr plans to have Roger J. Whiteford of Chevy Chase assist in prosecuting Walter S. Casey editor and Harrison B. French Walter W. Liggett and Mortis A. Beale former editors of the Montgomery Independent. The move aims to oppose Whiteford as added counsel in what is described as unusual and unnecessary.
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Aliotner
Robert Peter, Jr
Roger J. Whiteford
Chevy Chase
Washington Bar
Walter S. Casey
Harrison B. French
Walter W. Liggett
Mortis A. Beale
Montgomery Independent
Circuit Court
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Chile
Urner
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Areca Ar
To Ply With Zep ee eee To Ply With Zep ee eee
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions an unspecified event and team names unclear due to garbled text. The readable parts reference a game or match context with possible sports framing and a local venue. Further clarity is needed to identify entities and outcomes.
Estate of Dr Beckley Leaves 20000 Trust and Beneficiaries
The will dated June 28 1913 and a codicil dated October 9 1920 detail a 20000 estate to be placed in trust. The trust supports Columbia Lodge and Central Trust Company in Frederick through income and beneficiaries Carrie W Kepler and her daughter India Kepler, with remainder to G Herbert Beck's brother and eventual charity foundations. The Improved Order of HApph sophs policy is directed to India Kepler per the codicil.
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India Kepler
Inda Kenner
G. Herbert Beck
Columbia Lodge
Frederick
Central Trust Company
Emory L. Coblent
Remeberg Sand
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Beatishere
Ufe
India
Kepler
May Day Demonstrations Worldwide Quiet Across Nations
Reported May Day protests appeared subdued across several countries with limited clashes. Authorities monitored gatherings in major cities while demonstrators urged labor rights and social reforms amid tense political climates.
Taom- PUBL Mee At Square Niine
Fragmentary OCR reads as Taom a public meeting near the square at nine. The readable text notes a scheduled gathering with potential community agenda items discussed.
Law Board Faces Probe Over University Student Arrests
A Philadelphia university campus disturbance led to six cabinet members and officials testifying. Police detained several students as a crowd gathered. some were released while a number remained in custody on charges connected to obstructing justice.
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John J. O'Malley
Abe
Jeter
Alky Baron of Omaha Fatal Gunshot Incident
A storied Omaha baron and racketeer known as Alky Baron was shot to death early today. A friend, Bob Glasgow, head of a poster’s union, was hospitalized with gunshot wounds to the legs and hips. A woman, Mrs. Mace, described a confrontation earlier in a drunken encounter.
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May Lapy
Gine
Hoover Sends Naval Treaty to the Senate
Aston May 1 AP report that the naval treaty at London was submitted today to the Senate by the administration. US officials anticipate congressional debate and potential changes as the document moves toward formal ratification amid cautious stock market reactions and comments from Treasury and State Department representatives.
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Senate
Aston
London
Tates
Seraie G
Congress
Series of preschool clinics planned at local health offices
A series of clinics planned by the Frederic County Health Department will be held in the town and at the Erftspurg Community Hall. The sessions target children six months to six years and are sponsored by Federated Women’s Clubs with Dr. E C Kefanger and Dr. Burger guiding the inspections and arrangements. Aimed to occur before the new school year, the clinics are part of broader school health efforts and include updates from Dr J H Mason Knox of Baltimore.
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